Human Blood Cell (55x90cm)

A “Human Blood Cell” (55×90 cm) educational chart is a large, full-color classroom resource that illustrates the structure and function of different blood cell types and key blood components, making it ideal for biology and health science instruction.​

Key Features and Content

Size and Durability: The chart measures 55×90 cm, printed in multicolor on high-quality, thermally laminated paper for longevity and resistance to tears, water, and dust.​

Main Components Illustrated:

Red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes): Shown as biconcave discs without a nucleus. The chart explains their role in oxygen and carbon dioxide transport via hemoglobin.​

White Blood Cells (Leukocytes): Includes labeled diagrams of lymphocytes, monocytes, and granulocytes (neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils). Explanations cover their functions in immune response and pathogen defense.​

Platelets (Thrombocytes): Presented as small cell fragments derived from megakaryocytes; the chart details their function in blood clotting and wound repair.​

Plasma: The liquid component transporting blood cells, nutrients, antibodies, hormones, and waste products, typically depicted as the background or base for cellular elements.​

Supplementary Information:

The chart may include a breakdown of blood composition by volume, diagrams showing how cells are formed in bone marrow, and brief notes on blood groups and transfusion compatibility.​

Some charts highlight blood pressure, flow through the circulatory system, and interactions of blood with organs.​

Educational Value:

Designed to support lessons in physiology, anatomy, and health science, the chart uses clear labeling, color-coding, and concise explanations for classroom or lab display.​

Aids in understanding cell diversity, function, and the importance of blood for overall health and disease detection.​

This chart serves as an essential teaching and reference tool for visualizing the major types of human blood cells and understanding their integral roles in the body.